Pros
The company has nice events and a good learning budget.
Cons
Working here has been a rollercoaster, and not the fun kind. Getting a raise or promotion feels like you either have to threaten to quit or become best friends with the management. I've seen colleagues scoring senior positions by doing the bare minimum, just because they're buddies with the managers. And surprise, after the promotion, they slack off even more. Some even escape responsibility by jumping ship to DKB, the parent company. If you dare speak up about this publicly, you can kiss promotions and raises goodbye. They'll deal with you behind closed doors. It's a frustrating cycle that makes you question if this place is really invested in your growth or just playing games like other corporate companies. To top it off, the company seems to prefer hiring external freelancers who are going to take 2 years to build a feature that could've been built in 3 months by an internal employee, the freelancers will be charging 6-8 times more than your salary and you will be left to deal with the bad code quality they will leave.
